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Ole Miss Football: ESPN releases game-by-game predictions for every Rebels game in 2022

Screen Shot 2024-05-28 at 9.09.17 AMby:Kaiden Smith07/26/22

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ESPN has released their game-by-game predictions for every game of the 2022 season. With Ole Miss coming off of a huge 10 win, bounce back season, let’s look at how ESPN’s Football Power Index thinks the Rebels match up versus each of their opponents this upcoming season.

Troy (Home): 9/3 at 4:00 p.m. on SECN

ESPN FPI win probability: 88.9%

Central Arkansas (Home): 9/10 at 7:00 p.m. on TBD

ESPN FPI win probability: 98.5%

Georgia Tech (Away): 9/17 at 3:30 p.m. on ABC

ESPN FPI win probability: 77.3%

Tulsa (Home): 9/24 at TBD on TBD

ESPN FPI win probability: 92.4%

Kentucky (Home): 10/1 at TBD on TBD

ESPN FPI win probability: 59.9%

Vanderbilt (Away): 10/8 at TBD on TBD

ESPN FPI win probability: 89.6%

Auburn (Home): 10/15 at TBD on TBD

ESPN FPI win probability: 54.6%

LSU (Away): 10/22 at TBD on TBD

ESPN FPI win probability: 37%

Texas A&M (Away): 10/29 at TBD on TBD

ESPN FPI win probability: 39.2%

Alabama (Home): 11/12 at TBD on TBD

ESPN FPI win probability: 17.5%

Arkansas (Away): 11/19 at TBD on TBD

ESPN FPI win probability: 49.7%

Mississippi State (Home): 11/24 at 7:00 p.m. on ESPN

ESPN FPI win probability: 63.3%

After achieving their first 10 win season since 2015, Ole Miss is looking to repeat history this season, but as always they have a tough schedule that comes with playing in the SEC. ESPN favors the Rebels are favored relatively well in all of their non-conference matchups, with their biggest matchup being at Georgia Tech on primetime in week three. But once their SEC schedule starts, they are only favored by ESPN in four of their eight conference matchups. Ole Miss was undefeated at home last season, and are favored in all of their home matchups this season except for their game against Alabama, who along with Auburn are the only SEC teams to beat the Rebels in 2021. If they can defend their home turf yet again and swing momentum in tough road games versus LSU, Texas A&M, and Arkansas, then the Rebels will be poised for another successful season.